Locals Visit Son Home From Service
Ralph Smalley from Omaha arrived Saturday to visit his son Laural who is home from service.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
7
Ralph Smalley from Omaha arrived Saturday to visit his son Laural who is home from service.
Walter McMahill C Ph M C of Glenwood Springs Colorado spent the latter part of the week with his parents Mr and Mrs Fiarl McMahill.
Mr and Mrs Swain of California and Mrs Fred Blood of Sharpsburg with brother Jack Blood of Cedar Rapids spent Monday with their grandmother Mrs Beery and Mr and Mrs Bert Hixon. They also called on Mr and Mrs Ted Selders.
Guests at Mrs Iona Haninger’s Sunday dinner included Mr and Mrs C A Burwell, Mr and Mrs Rueset Stearns, and Robert Burwell and his family.
Mrs Carol Knapp and her daughter from Sharpsburg visit her parents and two brothers Walter McMahill of Glenwood Springs Colorado and Rex McMahill of the South Pacific on furloughs.
Mr and Mrs Jay Harkless of Clarinda spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Beckett, enjoying hospitality and a social visit.
Maurice Bander of Red Oak came last Sunday and is visiting at the home of his aunt Miss Zona Posten.
Mr and Mrs A W Bender of Red Oak spent Decoration Day here with Mrs Bender's sister Misa Zona Posten and with her brother O C Posten and wife.
Dr and Mrs E. J. Janson came back Sunday from a trip to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Hjalonan Janson in Clarion.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Dubton who have been visiting their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Forest Posten left recently for their home in Washington.
Mr. Elvin Beemer has received letters from his wife describing her husband, a war prisoner in Germany, who was liberated at the fall of Germany. He reports he is well and expects to return home around the first of June.
Taylor County Iowa authorities announce extended low interest financing from the Federal Land Bank. J D Loudon serves as secretary for Taylor County, outlining terms and eligibility. The program targets farmers seeking affordable loans for land and equipment with favorable repayment schedules.
Lt. Bob King, stationed in Las Vegas Nevada, arrived home for an eighteen day leave. He visits his parents Mr and Mrs Hart King and relatives in Blockton. He will report to Lincoln Nebraska and expects to be sent soon to the Pacific area for service.
President Osmena said the Pacific war progress under MacArthur and Nimitz shows Japan is hard to beat but liberation of the Philippines continues. He urged Philippine support for the Seventh War Loan to back U S forces and ensure supplies reach the front.
Merolyne Alice Shafar and Jack M. Heacock wed in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Oklahoma City. The bride, a Gravity high school 1942 graduate, studied at Boyles Business College and worked at Glenn L. Martin Nebraska plant. Heacock, a V-12 naval program veteran, later served as an aerial gunnery instructor and will reside at Purcell Oklahoma after a brief honeymoon.
Mrs Ed Lock and Mrs Glen Lock with children return home Saturday after a week in Cedar Rapids visiting Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lock.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Warrick hosted the weekend gathering for Arthur Blake and Norma Warrick of Clarinda, spending time with their families and enjoying conversation together.
Luella Blake of Clarinda spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E L Blake.
Foroa Fuller of New Market stopped by the home of Mr and Mrs Marion Wilson on Thursday for a social visit.
Mrs Wayne Levitt and Doro thy Selders spent the weekend with friends in Corning, enjoying their stay and local hospitality.
Mes Kise Bjen and daughter O'ive Ann of Waterloo and Mre Eden's brother Glade Anderson of Des Moines visited relatives here Decoration Day.
Mr. Albert Parks reports his son Kenneth is hospitalized at Camp Crowder Missouri and has received two letters from him.
Misa Mary Stimson visiting at the W. P. Pierson home was seized by a sudden illness on Sunday and transported to a hospital by ambulance for treatment.
Mr and Mrs Green Moore spent several days in Bedford to care for their ill daughter. They returned home Sunday as Mr. Wm. Lewis remains unwell.
Misa Darlene Fickess and Mra Marie Jones of Kansas City Missouri arrived Friday to visit their parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Fickess at their home.
A narrator observes a blacksmith at work and reflects on postwar opinion molding. He argues knowledge empowers a democracy and warns against central planning, contrasting American schooling and press freedom with totalitarian planning in Germany and Russia. He defends keeping the republic by using the intellect of all citizens.
Bedford Hatchery advertises 14 breeds of U.S. approved and tested chicks. Customers may order three weeks in advance to receive AAS quality birds from pedigreed stock at ordinary prices. The notice emphasizes tested stock and value.
The Marshall Social Hour met May 28 led by Mrs Mauda Weller. Eleven members answered roll call sharing a spring salad recipe. Members received gifts from mystery sisters. Refreshments of sandwiches pie and coffee were served. Next meeting is June 20 with Mrs Neva Pfander.
A note of gratitude to friends who sent cattle gifts telephone calls and flowers and offered kindness during quarantine. The speaker promises never to forget their support and memory.
The Past Nobie Grand's club will meet with Pearle Chamber on Tuesday evening June 5 for a local gathering.
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